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Correction.
70 he Eaitor 81 Tie Iattlllqnar:: &.

10 The Eaitor Of The Iatlltatnctr: " 81. I'll
siR:-1 sat with the Associated Press
reporter, and the representatives OF the
Cincinnati CommiercaI Gaselie, the STATE
Journal, and other important dalies, With
in ak feet Of Governor Foraker, during
the entire meeting here last Saturday.
Thu. any cheers were proposed or given
10 dog, or a word aaid about It from be.
ginning 10 end, Is cruel, .eiauderoua lie
on the intelligent and patriotic people,
aud brand 1t as such. Nor did Governor
Foraker say that he had moro respect for
q dog than for Cleveland or anything like
it, Blu. with respect to that matter said
precisely Whist his printed speech says
about Cleveland "queiling like a whipped
spaniel proposed three cheers for
Governor Foraker in exactly these words,
and they were given, and that was all
there was Of 1t. This Is made the iounda.
lion Of this wicked cslumuy on our Gov
orror and our people. Aud as. tho Asso-
cisted Press has lent itsolf unwittipgly
to the circulation Of the elander, hope
it will as freely cooperate with a!l good
men in It's reiutation. q 4
i7ss IL l-sI.' li,HEff- 55sF pptvArt, n AZ .r1
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A Littlo History.

Fdifmont 1its. pirotni0n. = & ,|i y
Its vol known that tho Democratic
party WAS in 1850 much stronger uumsri.
cslly than the Republican, Tor though
elected to tho Presidency by 8 majority OF
in the electoral college, Mr.. Lincoln was
nearly 3 million OF rotea III the minority
on the. popular, relurns. 1t. was quite a
natural conclusion that tho great ms jotity
Of the Northern Democratic Douglas Dom
orratH they were) would be true to the
dovp1nment and eyince their LOYALTY TO
tho Union by. enteling the army. They
did not d;sappaint public expectation.
Many Of them, indeed, had voted for Mr..
Lincoln dhect-abandoning their idolized
leader--.in order to "forco the Issue upon
the men who had been so domiueorine
and odensiye' in the Charleston and Bal.
,imore Conventions. These "domineerins
andolenslve" gentlemen were followers OF
! Calhoun and Davis. and supported Brock.
enridgs for the Presidency. viii the
Wheeling Register please tell US how many
breckenridge Democrats there were in the
Union army, snd then onlightsn us as 10
the number Of Doug'Rs Democrats oil 1860
thsre aro who now vote with tho Demo.
cratic pa.ty? General Benjamin f. Bat
lsr ia tho only man we have ever heard Of
who supported Breckenridge from cho:ca
md afterwards '"rlafched to tho music OF
the Union" On tho CONTRARY, when tho
Democratic party, backed by Buchansn'a
Administration, sought to hu,nillate
Stephen A. Douglas by laying upon him
tho heavy hand Of persecution, his sup.
partera wera driven permanently by the
thousands into tho Republican party and
themes Eto the Union army. " Senator
Frederick, aof California, who !. for 4 bis
on.spoker views WIS challenged to duel
and killed in 1859 by Judge Terry, ID
Southern iiye.eater, was a warm defender
and supporter Of Douglas, and was type
OF tho mon who after wards met death on
the battlefield, while Simon Cameron, of |
Pennsylvania, Gen. John a, Dix, OF Now
YORK, and Postmaster General Holt
lbs. two OF one time in Buchanan's Csbi-
net-may BE- cited IS ;coaspicuoas exam
pies Of the class known as Union Dsmo.
crals," at ?.ienst:: two Of whom afterwards
became active and prominent leaders Of
the Republican party. Oh, yes; there
were very many Democrats who enliated |
as D Democratic in the defense. OF the Union,
and an equal number Of Democrats who
were mustered out SO Republicans.
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The reason why Acker's Blood Elixir Is
warranted, is because II 10 the best Blood
Preparation known. 1t will poaltively
cure ali Blood Diseases, puriAes the whole
syetem, and thoroughly builds up tho con.
atitution. Remember, we guarantee II,
Logan & Co.. g. r. Goetze, @. Menke-
miller. r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros. IS 8
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Soothing Her Nervousness,

Nervous old lady TO conductor OF tie
trnin)-Whst's that ax hanging up there
for, yonpg man? It makes mo nervous TO
lcok ct It. Slg.l Z igll7l, n !.
Conductor (reassurinsly)-You mpssn't
got nervous, madam; the Ak ia all Fight.
In case We go through bridge and smash
things up, It's used to chop passengers out
with belose they got burned to death. /
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s5g BEowN's Ginger, the genuine article, with
! hot wa.erand sugar, causes the strepgth
10 be sustained, makea tho skin act well,
and does no harm. Try. II. Frederick
Brown, Philadelphia.
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AIentllng NIotterA.

Charley (aged 81 to his sis!or Fannis'a
new beau-say, Mr. sophtly, Fannie said
last night thai you were not such a fool as
yon looked. Fl'fE}l1Sl j'jHEE
arBilly (seed7)-Why, Charley, nho didn't
cay anything Of the uort. "a
MIR. sophtly--I should imagine not.
Billy. What did she cay = l&1 ~ .ils
Dilly-she BALD you didn't look SO great
q fool as you were. d
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One OF the rare productions OF Jackson
county, Mich, is awhito rsltlesnsko with
aevon Sra.tles. It balonsu to. Richard
Crouch, and is quite tsue. s{i5
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II OLD aud relirbls medicines a,e the best
to- depend upon Acker's Blood Elixir
has been prescribed for yearu for all i'm
pusities Of the Blood. In every form Of
Scro!ulous, Syphititic or Mercurial dis.
eanos, tits invaluable. For Rheumatism,
has no equal. Logan 4 Co., @. r. Goa.ze,
Q. Merkemiller, RIB. Butt and Bowie
Bzo5. " 4 l,S5 10 y
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Z Cuatomer-Why, Schneider, yon wore
complaining Of bad huainess last week,
yet now you arc enlargtns your saloon.
How 10 thatf s.
3 schnelder-Dot vou blain enough. Der
zwsi churches on der neghss ploek vii
be open again tomorrow; und der vo1 q
biz choir In each Of dem. You get
onto dot? Jsrl7;S,a
/. Cus!omcr-o. yes; but where Is your
free.lunch to-day? i
G schneider--1 apolish dot fur elm week
Der Ia O comic opera company at der
theatre neghst door. don't got aome
dies on me, amt II? e ifE
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Tho st. Louis Globe. Democrat discovers
aparadiso for old paeplo in the Salt Lake
Valley,5wheroE 900 over u, 12O over so
can DO pointed out. (. Y, jSti
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T-E 81 . 7Ht IH1 SHHHHJ 5tHUbls ~ TTNFT7
Teacher-Willism, what is tho Golden
Text to.day9 ,,.'ati NJ
Willlrm-Dunno. d.
Tcacher--Is 1t watch and" what
elheP 5F .s y
William-Dunno.
Teacher--Think again. What did your
papa do Just before breakfast this morn
ine2 {f7
William with animation) = Kissed
mammal How'd you know2 s8.a
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TNRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
i. REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREK, MAJ,

"A. HEAL EsTATK NEAR hoard TREK, NAB,
z By Virtue Of, decd o. trust made BY James A.
Rico 70 tho undersigned t,uhtec, dated on The iii
day Of June, In the year 1881, and recorded In III
oftco OF the Clerk o. The County Court Of Mathsii
county, wGss Virginia. I'm IN pSed o. Trust BOOK No,
door Of tho Court Housed hasshali county,
SATURDAY, 2Ath DAY OF AEPTKMlER, 1857
commencing At ton O'Clock 1. u, co,saa ,sse, a,
land situate on the waters Of Hickman, bfSnsS
Of Fish creek In Marshall county, West vlrglnla
aud bounded a. follows: gee!nnlag At a hicEots
" line north S94o west las poles to stone pic IN
EtAws line; thence north % east OK poics Ia
Stake and W. O. bush III road, an agreed corner
between Peterson. Rice and kiaw; thcnce soltS
82tso west u poies to Etono ne4r the toad thcnoa
north CO west 20 polea 10 stone; thence south a.
Vest u polea 10 an oak; thence south 80 wCst ia
poles TO hickory; thence North tsS west u polo
10 ". .. corner between Iice aud Flaw, thenes
eniine BromAn; thence north q poles 10 s.ons
within one rod oil sugar married as 4 corne,.
thence nortA AZ wcet IA poles 10 stone In Bect,
limo on north bank oil Hickman; thence With saId
sssnce sonth 81 cssi S POLES 10 ", g.. ihsnes
S6o cast 10 poles 10 ". o.; thence north ~ esst
M poles 10 \ drain; thence north " cast n poes
10 ! red OAK: thencc north IT. east 60 poles 70 {
thence north Sso cant IS poles TO sugar; thenct
south e4o east 186 po)oa 10 Tho temporary limo and
with tho same south 70 eat rs poles 70 the begin.
ming, containing four hundred and seven acres
and three faursha Of an acre DO tho ZANE more Q,
loss. '2'N ~ 50 u & Z Es,lHltt lHU1 RI
TERMS OF sALE-one.hali OF the purchs,a
money and az much moro as tho purchaser may
elect 10 pay, cash, and tho residue Ii ono year WITH
interest thereon from tho day OF SALE the pnr
tho tito 10 DO retained or decd Of trust given ID
! secure the deferred payment. sl7l ~
Title believed 10 be good. but selling "a trustee
will only soil and convey such tito as d vested Ia
me. ~ sl y, $50 " JOHN J. JONES,
ie11 IS lrtsS - q ~ - asfI Trustee
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~ u. 2. d O. Railroad. rs i.,S5t w
Bella.rc y Zancsvil!e Through Passenger leaves
Bellairs At SAG a. IL, arrives At BellAie at D. M
Woodeaeld Passenger leaves BHllaire at 1:N D.
Summesleld ACCOMMODATION leaves Bellsiro nj
loo p. ~, arrives at Bellai1e at l0:i5 A. M -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS d, 7.

DOR RENr-SIX ROOM DWELLING
II ElouSe. No. n Fifteenth street. Possession
piven Immediately. Apply to W. II. RINEHART,
itSa Mtftet street. m, go Iel6
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Z Laughter Lords a New Charm

tysfs-t Laughter Lcnds New Chnrm
to beauty when It discloses q pretty got OF
teeth. Whiteness, when nature has sup.
Piled this element of loneliness, may DO
retained through life by using the frag-
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"srALDlNa's GLUE" monds furniture,
toys, ctockery, all ornamental work. d
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VNrANTED SALESMAN GAN ADD
WA 1 line. Small samples. One agent
earned s34oo; others up TO $4,000 In 80. e +. o.
Box ISL, New York. ii' '5is VI Ia sells
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1I1ANTED-AN4 INTELLIGENT,
wv Earnest Man, To represent In his own State,
q largo Responsible hou!c.t A leEuneratlve salary
TO Right party. Steady, growing position. Refer.
ences exchanged. Gays MANUFACTURING Houty,
80 Reide street. New York. % 49, !t7li sels.Th
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n OSr-.Ai SMALL RED COW WITH
- leather halter on, and q nail driven In one
horn. Finder will be rewarded by returning kama
10 Hnidens Livery Stable. il5Efs's g5l1'.sI' tels
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TRAYELERS' GUIDE,

"A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a TRAlEs-on and a;te. July II, 1ss7-ExalA-
RATION OF REVERENCE Mares. .eDailY, tSandsy
excerted. tMont.y excepted. Standard
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EOR RENT-THE ELEGANT RESI-.
A. DfNCE situate on tho northwest corner OF
uhspllue and Twelfth streets, and known "a No.
1882 Ghapllne street. For terms aud PARTICULAR
nppll! to ". II. hlNEHAKr. liG3 Market alrcel. =
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pRusTEE's SALE,
YT1RnSTEE,s SAIEa 9IT-1-I

BY virtue OF a decd OF trust made, BY go,,.
Holt and sally Holt, bis wife; 70 mo Il ,fussss
tho Csit Of lie County Court OF Ohio g ra,e y
West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. Il n.S.s
e, shall sell at the front door Of tho Court HON.
Of said county, on G'Nfs9 aq i ,A's
SATURDAY. tho I'm DAY Of SEPTEMBER, 1871.
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. r., all thst ce,t.in
tract or parcel Of land being tho west thi rstt ~
situate In that part OF the city Of Wheeling laId ~
BY William Chaplino aud John Eoil ii The com Ws
OK Eof and Third ktlCets now Twenty second
street. running from Eolf street cast thiftyteysn
east three feet two inches; thoncc south twestyss
feet 10 lot numbered ?l5 thence with said lot xet
10 Eol street forty feet eight inchea: Themes n
Eor street north li1ty AZ iest 70 The plaza Of b.
TERMS oy sALE-cash IN hand on DAY Of sale
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M ARGARET

Scale o, +, -es, 60. rs and 81 co. Sale beeinx
Wednesday morning, September ii. at Baumers
luNC stoLe. y-5-''B - ssst17t.'=t sel0 4.
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TrnXs or BALE-Cash IN hand on day Of sale,
1891 :, S.!i,,. ~, JAMES REED, Trustee.
UOvxNEn q EISON, Att0FnNyA, .."H. ana
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SEAL, GABMENTs repaired, refined or
heightened With fur or made larger with zeal. n
I'VE HAVE our own F AcToRY. do our own
measuring. and c!vo a special guarantees as 10 our
work. hitting and redying. -
LADIES having Seal Garments they wish se.
paired should consult US without delay. il5.t5''l
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R, r.
~, * " On ana alter May 2. 1857, trains on the
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SEAL cape MAY.

SEAL. sACQUEs OR DOLNIANs.-Eo
changed into light jackets or Lhort garments. "a.
;ssEAL sACQUES{ OE DOLAIANs can
be changed o. mace into other garments without
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ty-For Sale.-One Fresh Cow and Calf, and
l large Black Horse, suitable for work or driv-
ing. James Bilingslea Abingdon. 4mh2t
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100 N. GAY STREET'
-Four doors from Front ST. lOdec
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wJ g. Rouse invites the Ladies to call aud
examine his line of beautiful fashionable Coats,
Jackets and Jerseys. They are of the very latest
styles, from one ofthe most fashionable manu-
facturers In Philadelphia and will be cold much
below Baltimore retail prices. Asep
tEJ. g. Rouse offers IL, 900 segars at rs cts.
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PORTRAIT OF BLACK HAWK.
To be Presented TO Fort Madison, Iowa,
by ono of Its Pioneers.
THE MOUND, HARTFORD Co., MARYLAND,
NEAR JERUSALEM MILLS, p. o.,
LIla.. Ia

To Dr.. 4. q. Roberts, Fort Madison, Iowa:
MYDEAR DoCToR:-F Ithas afforded me
sincere qualification to notice that A. Il. & s. +.
r. X. has decided upon locating their bridge
crossing the Mississippi at Fort Madison, thus
giving her the benefit of one of the great trunk
lines of railways, which, of course, must neces-
sarily greatly promote her manufacturing and
commercial interests.
Now II the good citizens of Fort Madison will
only display proper spirit of enterprise, as far
as their means will permit, they will make their
beautiful little city, for which nature has done
SO much, one of the most thriving and prosper
ou3 on the Upper Mississippi
BY the way am having painted by Mr.; Fisher,
one OF the most talented artists OF Washington
City. a portrait of Mack ah-tah Mlsh-e-k au- kuc
(Black HawkJ taken from pen and ink sketch,
and most excellent likeness, made by gentle
man in st. Louis, after the Black Hawk war, and
which the old chief gave me just before left
Fort Madison in 1895. This portrait intend to
present to the city of Fort Madison, and coming
as IL does, from one of her earliest settlers and
representing one, whose memory Is so closely
ideptiGed with her early history, hatter myself
tina! the gift will be an acceptable one.
As ever, respectfully and sincerely yours,
JOHN CARROLL WALSH.
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OF THOMAS EDWARD MALLETT, died March
I'd. 1887, in the 10Th year of his age.

i THOMAS EDWARD MALLETT, died March
I'd. 1887, in the 10Th year of his age.
Human hands tried TO save thee.
Signs and tears wore all in vain
Happy angels came and bore thee
From this weary world OF pain.
We loved him, yes. no tongue can tell,
How much we loved him and how welt;
God loved him, too, and He thought best
To take your Eddie home to rest.
Farewell, Eddie, fare you well;
For you have gone with Christ to dwell,
To meet your dear brother there,
Where all is bright, pure and fair.
When we see precious blossom,
That we tended with such care,
Suddenly taken from our bosom,
How our aching hearts despair.
Homo Is sad, OH how dreary,
Lonesome, lonely, every spot;
Listening for the voice till weary,
Weary for we hear 1t not.
a precious one from us has gone,
voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
L, e, u,
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B-Snowden's Phosphate. Magnolia, Aug.
4th, lSS6.--J. N. Dem0ss: have used Snow
denis Phosphate on corn, wheat, oats and pota
toes, aud it has given perfect satisfaction.
have this day given my order for three tons
Geo. W. Brown. au6
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say-For Salc.-No. 10 (23 Horse Power Up
right Steam Boiler, in first class condition.
Jas. T. kenly, Level, Nd. 4mh
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OBIT JAR Y.
I. MELVIN MECHEM,

I. MELVIN MECHEM,
Infant son of Isaac and Cassandra Mechem,
aged 20 months.
o. Death, unloose thy grasp and set him free.
Leave us this darling ono to DO our 10y.
'Tis only eight short years have passed
Since thou did'st take our other noble boy.
Hast thou no heart, o, Death, that thou canst
smite
Our treasured lambs SO tender. one by one?
Thy fatal scythe in mercy sheathe tonight,
And spare-oh, spare this last, our only son.
Oh, God, our hearts are bowed, are crushed with
woe,
Yet we would not meath your jus. DEGREES re-
bel,
You gave, you took in mercy. not in wrath,
We know Thy Wisdom dOeth all things we'll.
LIS.
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What True Merit VIII DO.

Tho unprecedented sale Of Doscnees German
Syrup within a few years, has astonished the
world. 1t is without doubt the safest and best
remedy ever discovered for the speedy and eff
fectual cure of Coughs, Colds and tho severest
Lung troubles. 1t acts on an entirely diferent
principle from the usual prescriptions given by
Physicians, as 1t does not dry up n Cough aud
leave tho disease still in the system, but on the
contrary removes the cause OF the trouble, heals
the parts affected and leaves them In a purely
healthy condition.. bottle kept in the house
will save doctors bills and long spell Of serious
illness. A trial will convince you Of these facts
II y positively sold by all druggists and genera
dealers in the land Price, 20 cts, large bottles
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Reply.
Fort MADISON, Iowa, Feb. u, 81.

FORT MADISON, Iowa, Feb. Il, 81.
Hon. Jno. Carroll Walsh, The Mound, Nd:
DEAR SIR:-F fully appreciate your
kind words in reference TO Fort Madison and
take the liberty of printing them--als0 the por-
ton of your letter in reference to the portrait of
Black Hawk. That your proposed gift will be
most acceptable and appreciated by the people
of your home of pioneer days goes without say
ing-and we take the liberty in advance of thank
ing you in their name.
Yours, very truly,
A. e. ROBERTS.
From the above, which we find in the Demo
cTdt, Of Fort Madison, Iowa, it will be seen that
our fellow-citizen, Col. John Carroll Walsh, is
not unmindful of the friends and companions Of
his youth, the pioneers, of what Is now the
gr6at State of Iowa.
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lB Bargains, prices marked down. Mems and
Boys suits of Clothes, Overcoats and heavy
Underwear, now offered at Greatly Reduced
Prices. Call at the "Brick Store" Bel Air.
IL. Z. Bouldin. feb IL
tEStationery. Linen and other Note
Papers, Envelopes, Correspondence Cards, Wis.,
iting Cards, Blank Books, Pens and Ink, Pen
Holders, Slate Pencils, States, Rubbers-every.
thing, In short, pertaining to the stationery
business, at DR.. VIM. s. Richardson & Sons
Drug Store, Bel Air. 21jan
HPrime Clover and Timothy Hay for SALE
John r. Hays, Bel Air. 2ljan
wCochran q Young, Bel Air, Md, have in
store New Crop Raisns, Citron. Currants,
Cranberries, Malaga Grapes, Fresh Mince Meat
Edam and Pine Apple Cheese, &c. 3dec
EGo to the Large Store, Perryman, for
full line of Winter Goods. ]. W. Taylor, Ag't.
15oct
Bouldin. l5oct
w-Cochran IL Young, Bel Air, have received
their fall stock Of Gentemen's Soft and Stiff
Hats, Driving Gloves, beautiful line Neck Wear,
bargains In Underwear. Scot
WM Money TO Loan on mortgage Walter " .
Preston, Attorney al Law, Bel Air. Soc
Cochran & Young, Bel Air, have In store
three cases of those elegant Canton Flannels
like you bought last season. loot
o,
for your Canton Flannels. They will suit you
in price and quality. sep4
~ Take your Butter and Eggs TO Rouse &
Richardson, Churchvile. They will pay you
the highest market price. sepA
~Don't you want new Sewing Machine?
II so you can be furnished with any of the Best
Makes, by addressing by mail the undersigned.
Machines sold on easy terms and guaranteed
for five years. Also for sale the Celebrated
Estey Organs. Old Machines repaired when left
at the office Be sure and use Jeffrey's Machine
OIL on your Sewing Machine, and have it run
light and easy. Needles and findings always on
hand. VIM. g. Jeffrey, office Main St., Bel
Air Md. The Light Running Domestic" still
at the mead. aus
D Promissory Note and Receipt Books, with
stubs, for sale at The EQis office.
TJ. G. Rouse invites the public TO call at
his place of business and inspect his large new
stock of Fall Goods He has many special Bar
gain TO offer In all his departments. II will pay
you to call. 24sep
WJ. g. Rouse invites the Ladies TO call aud
examine his line of beautiful fashionable Coats,
Jackets and Jerseys. They are of the very latest
styles, from one ofthe most fashionable manu-
facturers In Philadelphia, and will be cold much
below Baltimore retail prices. Asep
wJ. G. Rouse offers 10000 segars at rs cts,
Box, which Is only two-thirds their value. They
are good smoke and will please you. Try one
oox and be convinced. 24sep
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4th, 1851. N. DemOss have used Snow
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toes, aud It has given perfect satisfaction. l
have this day given my order for three tons
Geo. w. Brown. au6
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